By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice The Charter Revision Commission has officially submitted its final recommendations for updates to the West Haven Charter to the City Council, commission Chairman Arthur Kelly announced. The proposed changes … [Read more...] about Charter Revision panel outlines proposals
Featured
City breaks ground for WHPD Memorial
Officials broke ground on West Haven’s first-ever memorial to city police officers on Friday. The West Haven Police Memorial will commemorate the city’s “past, present and future” officers, according to retired Detective Lt. Paul Raucci, a … [Read more...] about City breaks ground for WHPD Memorial
Special Edition: Recommended Budget for FY 2026-2027
Legal notice: recommended budget for fiscal year 2026-2027 … [Read more...] about Special Edition: Recommended Budget for FY 2026-2027
Big Dog Show hits the shore to aid shelter
By Lindsay Katz Special to the Voice The salty breeze off the Savin Rock shoreline carried a different kind of energy April 30. Under the deepening sky, the silhouettes of 21 towering figures stood guard over the grass — a silent, steel … [Read more...] about Big Dog Show hits the shore to aid shelter
Consequences
‘Boot’ program recoups $301,000 in levies
The city is working hard to make sure everyone pays their fair share of taxes so the cost of running the city doesn’t fall unfairly on people already doing the right thing. Two programs that have made a big difference are the motor vehicle … [Read more...] about ‘Boot’ program recoups $301,000 in levies
Corbett trail-blazed in work and politics
Former 5th District City Councilor Millicent Huff Corbett died late March. She was 98. A Democrat, she was the first black to be elected to the West Haven City Council in 1989. In addition to that first, Corbett was New Haven's … [Read more...] about Corbett trail-blazed in work and politics
Top seniors tapped for graduation rites
By Rob Forleo Special to the Voice West Haven High School is proud to recognize Hudson Axelrod as Valedictorian and Carly Morabito as Salutatorian. Their high school years were shaped by consistent effort and involvement in the school … [Read more...] about Top seniors tapped for graduation rites
Illegal dumping crackdown nets arrests
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice A citywide crackdown on illegal dumping and vandalism is working, Mayor Dorinda Borer said, as evidenced by recent arrests and fines. The crackdown was launched after an uptick in illegal dumping … [Read more...] about Illegal dumping crackdown nets arrests
Officials tout 31% drop in city crime
By Michael P. Walsh Special to the Voice Mayor Dorinda Borer and Police Chief Joseph S. Perno recently announced a significant decrease in motor vehicle-related crime across the city, highlighting the success of a coordinated strategy focused … [Read more...] about Officials tout 31% drop in city crime





